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mikolo80:
[s]you that you've read
how many greatness haveyou achieved

when we extol one person maltreating another in the name of senior and prefect
what do you think all juniors Will lay down and take it[/s]

Abiodun Onafuye/Abeokuta
A baby fell into a well and died instantly on Wednesday in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital.
The incident, which occurred at the popular Kampala market located at Asero area of Abeokuta around 4:00 pm, threw the area into mourning.

An eyewitness informed our correspondent that the little boy, simply identified as Ife, a one year and three months old baby died a few minutes after his mother fed her.
The parent of the deceased, Ope and Folake were shocked seeing their only son’s lifeless body on the ground.

According to the eyewitness, “the mother of the boy, Folake, who is in her late 30s is a fashion designer, whose shop is located within the market. While we were in our shops, we just heard a noise that someone is looking for his son and we all came out, only to see that it was Ife that was being looked for.
“We traced him to the side of the well within the market where everybody fetches water for our domestic use. Even the adire (local fabric) traders make use of the water to wash their cloth.

“The remains of the young boy was found in the well and it was so sad. We had to put a call across to his father, who rushed down to meet us here.”
Shop owners within the market had to hurriedly close down as they were all seen calling their children and holding them tight to their sides.

According to the father of the boy, the news of the death of his son was still a great shock to him, saying he had just called his wife a few minutes earlier to ask about the welfare of the young Ife.

“I can’t still believe that Ife has died. I called my wife around 3:30pm to ask about my son and her own business and she told me that my son was sleeping then.

” Not quiet 30 minutes later, I received a call that the same boy that was sleeping about few minutes ago had died. Don’t you see that it was a great shock?” he asked.

The remains of the boy was later brought out from the well and wrapped with a cloth taken away from his mother’s shop.

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Estharfabian:
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Estharfabian:
it's Official!!
I'm DISOWNING Nigeria... I'm officially from NewYork...

According to the Emmanuel Udoh who was arrested after defiling his daughter in their residence, at 2 Ajasa Command Road, Meiran, Lagos state, “I have had sexual intercourse with her severally.

400billionman:
That is their stock in trade o. Many hungry girls around.
Some guys are blind. Some girls are greedy..

52Naira:
It happened.I live 200 meters to the scene of the incident.

A trader at the popular Ladipo auto spare parts market in Mushin area of Lagos state has slumped and died after he was duped to the tune of $95 , 000 by a friend .
The equivalent of the money is about N21 m at the exchange rate.

The victim , Chigozie Ezeanyagu died at a private hospital on Tuesday morning where he was admitted after he slumped .
P .M . NEWS gathered that the late Ezeanyagu gave the money to his friend based in the United States to send him some spare parts for sale at Ladipo market.
The friend reported collected the money and traveled to United State of America, USA, with a promise that he will send the goods as he requested .

The deceased waited for several months this year to receive the goods but to no avail.
He then , reportedly, placed a call to his friend and asked to know what was delaying the supply of the goods .
It was then his friend told him to forget the money as he had used the money for other purpose.

The response from his friend caused him to slump and thereafter he became unconscious. He was rushed to a private hospital where he eventually passed on .
The doctors said his blood pressure rose beyond control which resulted in his immediate death.

The late Ezeanyagu hails from Umuchu town in Aguata local government in Anambra state eastern Nigeria .
His corpse has been taken to a Visitation Hospital mortuary in Umuchu town, where he will be buried at his family compound.
The late Ezeanyagu, who got married three years ago was blessed with a twins, a boy and a girl.

When our reporter visited his resident at Oke street in Ejigbo, family members , well wishers and neighbours gathered there and expressed shock over his death.
Also traders from Ladipo market were there to sympathize with his wife and members of his family who were still shock following his demise.

The wife who was unable to speak to our reporter due the shock , only muted that “ he was the bread winner of the family”.
The friend who allegedly duped him is from his neighbouring town in Achina in Aguata Local government in Anambra State .

lacidi:
This happened in Malawi in September. See the main story below:

A maid is being investigated after she allegedly chopped off the hands of her married employer's baby because he refused to admit that he is the father of her child, police in Malawi said.

Chiradzulu police said that they are investigating the 19-year-old maid of the wealthy businessman, who cut off the hands of her employer’s newborn baby.

According to claims made by the maid, her employer had sex with her several times and she got pregnant.

When the businessman learned that his maid got pregnant, he made it clear that he will not take responsibility for the child and will not support her.

When the employer refused to acknowledge paternity of the child after the birth, the maid cut off the hands of his baby in protest.

She is being investigated on a charge of assault causing grievous bodily harm after the mother of the baby called police to report the incident.

http://www.worldwideweirdnews.com/2015/09/20-Maid-cuts-off-babys-hands-employer-got-her-pregnant.html

‘He paid for the girl’s education’
Another story, however, had it that the boyfriend was responsible for the entire educational expenses of the girl, who later ditched him.

Ranks007:
the leader of that glorious assembly is trying to hinder any attempt to bring in haughtiness, vain glory and pride into the church which I think is too extreme an action to flog over, if he could buy a shoe 4 50k hw about his suit, wrist watch etc.... aside from that my spirit tells me that the guy may be connected to unholy diabolical practises. Now that his tears is a sign of the fix he got himself into.

DuchessLily:
Nothing wey person no go hear these days ooo

The pastor is jealous cos he has never worn a designers shoe b4

What was planned as a day of joyful union between a couple (names withheld) weekend turned awry as the spiritual leader of a fast growing miracle church in Benin City, Edo State capital

The River State Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Chairman, Bro Felix Obuah has again said that the confirmation of Hon Rotimi Amaechi as minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is a an approval of corruption.

Obuah in a statement signed by by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Jerry Needam, said that the intrigues surrounding the ministerial screening of former Rivers State governor, Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi and his eventual confirmation for appointment as a Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria by the All Progressives Congress, APC dominated Senate is an official endorsement of corruption and gross abuse of democracy.

This is the view of the Rivers State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in reaction to the nod given to president Buhari’s choice of Amaechi as one of his Ministers despite the monumental allegations of fraud, looting of State treasury and unprecedented abuse of trust while he held sway as Governor of the State for eight wasted years, as contained in the Justice George Omereji led – Judicial Commission of inquiry and the Rivers State Government white paper which indicted Amaechi.

Bro Felix Obuah said for throwing the most revered rules of the Senate and the sanctity of the laws of the land to the winds for the singular reason to compensate an indicted party member does not only amount to fait accompli but also exposes the hypocrisy of the APC-led federal government that anchored its campaign slogan on anti-corruption crusade.

The State PDP Chairman who expressed shock that the APC Senates could descend so low as to fling away the report of the ethics and privileges committee just to have their way without minding the feelings of the people they are representing amount to formal approval of corruption.

He however, commended the courage of the PDP Senators for staging a walk-out, which is a historic statement that they were not and could not be part of the institutionalization of corruption in Nigeria and the legalization of criminality and scarification of integrity on the altar of loyalty.

Bro Obuah remarked for the umptieth time that Amaechi is only representing the interests of his benefactors and definitely not Rivers people as the State prefers to suffer persecution for standing on the side of truth and what is right to being eulogized and pampered as a chief servant in a slave house.

“While we look to the end of the APC-led federal government which has started on precarious feet of falsehood and deceit, we can only say that the end can never contradict its means which in this case, is suspect.

Our regret is the APC’s disservice and disappointment to the entire Nigerians whose hope of getting a better alternative government from the Buhari administration and 8th Senate has been dashed.

It’s an illusion to think that Amaechi and his like as ministers would perform anything different from what they did while they served in all other capacities”, the State PDP boss declared.

The 25-year-old father of two children was allegedly tortured to death by some policemen at a checkpoint along the Isa-Sabon Birni road. Yahaya was said to have observed that President Buhari had ordered the stoppage of all checkpoints, a comment which was said to have angered the policemen who were purportedly collecting money from drivers.

This is because he was recently arrested along with two others identified as Chuks Ikechukwu,30, and Kingsley Ebere, 28, by the police at the State Investigations

Sunday Aborisade, Abuja
Some Peoples Democratic Party senators on Friday restated their continued support for the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki.
They said despite the fact that they staged a walkout of the Senate on Thursday to protest against the confirmation of a former Rivers State Governor, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, as minister, they were still loyal to the senate president.
Some of the senators who spoke with our correspondent in Abuja equally expressed their confidence in the leadership of Saraki despite the verdict of the Appeal Court which ruled against his appeal for a stay of execution on his case pending before the Code of Conduct Tribunal.
Senator George Sekibo (PDP Rivers East) said the protest against Saraki’s confirmation was just an expression of their views and not a rejection of Saraki’s leadership.
Sekibo said the PDP senators had, by their action, succeeded in telling the public their position on Amaechi’s confirmation.
On the ruling of the court of appeal, Sekibo said the PDP senators were still in support of the Senate leadership.
He said, “The Code of Conduct case is against an individual and not the All Progressives Congress. We gave him our support in the spirit of esprit de corps. As far as senators are concerned, what happened on Thursday has passed; we are not working for political parties, but for the entire nation.
“When the time comes to express the wish of your people, you do that and that is what we did on Thursday.”
Also, Senator Gershom Bassey said the walkout did not indicate any rift between the senators of the PDP and those of the APC.
He said the Senate might disagree on issues, but such disagreements were healthy for legislation.
On the ongoing trial of Saraki, Bassey said the senate president would continue to enjoy the support of his colleagues because he is deemed innocent until proved otherwise by a competent court of law.
He said, “We have had two votes of confidence on him and they stand. He has the confidence of the senate and there is absolutely no problem.
“In spite of the disagreement between the APC and the PDP senators, nothing has changed. In democracy, the people must have different points of view and we must express them.”
However, the spokesperson for the Senate Unity Forum, Senator Kabir Marafa, said on Friday that the fact that all the APC members in the senate spoke with one voice during the screening and confirmation of Amaechi showed that there was no division among them.
He said members of the SUF disagreed with their colleagues in the like minds group strictly on principles and not out of hatred to the person of the senate president.
He also said that the position of the SUF had always hinged on the need to respect the rules of the senate and respect for party supremacy.

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By Emma Una
CALABAR—MARIA Ekanem, a 20-year-old school drop out from Odukpani Local Government Area of Cross River State, said yesterday in Calabar that poverty and lack of where to stay after she gave birth made her sell her two weeks old baby girl for N20,000.

Maria, who was arrested by the police along five other accomplices, said her boyfriend who got her pregnant, asked her to abort the baby but said a doctor helped her with free antenatal care and food until she gave birth.
This, she added, prompted her to agree to sell the baby when arrangements were made to sell.

Paraded along with Maria were a 55-year-old medical doctor, Okokon Offiong Okoho, the proprietor of Evangel Clinic,of 2, Atu Street; a 70-year-old matron of Sadatoe Maternity located at Umoh Street and a nurse at the maternity who allegedly made the plans to sell the girl to an Abuja-based lady who is now on the run.

However, plans to sell the two weeks old girl was leaked to the police by a Senior Secondary Two girl of NYSC Demonstration Secondary School, Calabar , Maria Elemi, whose parents Maria was living with after she delivered the baby.

“When I came back from school on Monday, Maria told me she wanted to take the baby to the parents of the boy who impregnated her since she can no longer cope with taking care of the baby,” she said.

Maria said when they got to Fuller by Inyang Street in Calabar South, they met Mrs Elemi and her daughter in an SUV car, adding that Maria gave the girl to the matron who handed her over to the buyer.

She said: “The woman gave Maria N20,000 and asked her to pay the nurse at the Evangel Clinic and use the rest for herself.”
The girl said she became suspicious when the driver of the SUV told the woman with the baby that her husband said she should take her to the airport to catch a flight to Abuja .

“I started wondering why they should take the girl to the airport when the boyfriend to Maria and her parents live here in Calabar,” Maria stated.

Cross River Police Public Relations Officer, ASP John Eluu, who paraded Maria along with the doctor and Matron, said when information got to the police at the Federal Housing Police Station, detectives swung into action and arrested the suspects.

Eluu said investigations were continuing to apprehend the buyer of the girl who is now on the run.

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